Sentence examples for continuing regeneration from inspiring English sources

The completion of the $14 million hall at the largest museum in the nation's third-oldest city (after Boston and New York) means the last abandoned area of the museum's permanent collections has been reclaimed, paralleling the continuing regeneration of Newark itself.

Graham Cain, Blackpool Council's cabinet member for tourism and culture, said: "This magnificent work is all part of the continuing regeneration of Blackpool.

He added: "This grant will be used to provide continued regeneration improvements and transform Denny town centre into a modern, attractive place to visit, shop, and do business in".

The NFAP outlines a 20-year forest management strategy, including a major afforestation programme and continued regeneration of degraded natural forests through JFM.

Hosting 2008 also provided a major stimulus for Liverpool's continuing wider regeneration work.

With a number of key selections injured or being rested, German coach Joachim Löw continued his regeneration of the world champions.

We must start a dialogue across different communities, build local political and community leadership and continue physical regeneration.

By committing £36m over the three years to developing more and better public sports sites, we hope to continue that regeneration".

Transport Minister Keith Brown said the cash would enable Scottish Canals - which manages the country's inland waterways - to continue its regeneration work.

"Our priority has been to focus our resources on the services that the community tell us are most important - such as new schools, continuing the massive regeneration we have begun across the borough".

Thursday was a bitter-sweet experience; on the one hand I had Lord Mawson visiting Salford to talk about future opportunities for regeneration and continuing to develop the city, and on the other I had to read the stark reality of what the next four years are going to mean for the people I represent.